The way I understood it, the workers were year round. They were constantly changing things to "confuse" the spirits. The day she died, they basically laid their tools down and left. Someone told me several tools still sat in the samr place they laid them but I assume that is bonk since it is now open to the public as an attraction.
Sorry to spoil the fun. It reminded me of my grandfather's giant, nice old farmhouse. It was cool because it's a throw-back style of architecture, but it's worn over time, and despite the odd stairs & passages, it's still just a house.
Thats right. I knew the name didn't sound right. I've never been to that either though. The whole favricated haunted house thing was never my thing.
I wouldn't make a special trip for it then. But I do like seeing unique houses so I would still stop in if I was in the area. One of the perks of doing what I do is getting to see older buildings and hear about the history of places.
Are you sure you're not thinking of Scooby-Doo?
My kids both think our house is haunted. They claim to have seen and heard weird things in our 100 year old house. I've always said poppycock.
This morning I was upstairs, alone in the house. I clearly heard someone walk across a room downstairs. Five or six steps, either in the kitchen or the hall leading to the kitchen. I didn't hear the back door open, but glanced out the window anyway, thinking my wife was late taking our kid to kindergarten. Her car was gone. She had left about five minutes before. Spooky!
Pets outside. Not inside though.
Sure, that's what I deal with.
